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More than 4,200 people arrived at Dublin Airport last year with no travel documentation
Increased co-operation in defence will allow Ireland to be 'a contributor rather than a free-rider', says academic
Four Dublin-based officers suspended as part of investigation by anti-corruption officers
‘Operation Firestorm’ involved personnel from nine Europol member countries following fictional criminals
Russian and Chinese leaders welcome deepening bilateral relations
Many failed asylum seekers “self-deport” while the status of others is unknown
Department confirms it will enforce decision of International Criminal Court which issued an arrest warrant for the Russian president last week
Officers will not be paid allowances for mission due to anticipated short duration of deployments
Irish naval team currently taking part in counter-mine exercise in Greece following invite from Greek Navy
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime warns of risks of violence in future as gangs compete for growing markets
First international naval deployment since 2018 when State vessels participated in Mediterranean rescue missions
TG4 documentary charts the rise of the anti-immigration movement and the damaging impact of false information about asylum seekers
Vessels bought with aim of enhancing patrol capabilities on the east coast
Technology will allow for extraction of DNA from very old remains and matching to ‘third degree relatives’
No far-right party has ever returned a councillor or TD in an election before